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Orange juice stand in Essaouira, Morocco

juicy fresh tangerines in boxes for sale in Cyprus in winter 17

A colorful arrangement of fresh oranges placed in a wooden crate at a local market, showcasing the abundance of citrus fruits and the lively atmosphere of a bustling outdoor produce market.

An orange-filled case that creates an orange hue. Fruits at the market stall. High quality photo

Traditional green and food market stall with citrus fruit and fresh vegetables in Bologna, Italy

Crated oranges in the street market. Palermo, Sicily, Italy.

Customers buying orange at a local morning market in Penang.

Fresh sicilian oranges at the food market stall in Catania Italy

Fresh loquat medlar fruit in baskets at local outdoor farmers market with a sign advertising it for 4 EUR a kilo in Ventimiglia, Italy

A vibrant display of oranges and blood oranges in a decorative pot, evoking freshness and Mediterranean flavors. Captured in a colorful street market setting, highlighting local and natural produce.

Pile of ripe oranges on fruit market stall. Cut succulent oranges. Many oranges.

A view of a several crates full of oranges, on display at a local farmers market.

Morocco, Marrakesh, display of oranges for sale in marketplace.

Tasty tangerines and apples for sale on a street market in Catania, Sicily.

Oranges at a local food market Palermo, Sicily Italy

Colorful street market in Palermo bustling with people browsing and buying fresh fruits and vegetables.

Salesman next to his fruit stall in the street fish market of Catania

$Close-up of just harvested navel oranges in a tub ready to be moved to a local packing facility.\n\nTaken In Fresno, California, USA.$

$The blood orange is a variety of orange (Citrus × sinensis) (also referred to as raspberry orange) with crimson, near blood-colored flesh.\n\nBlood oranges may have originated in the southern Mediterranean, where they have been grown since the 18th century. They are a common orange grown in Italy. The anthocyanins – which give the orange its distinct maroon color – will only develop when temperatures are low at night, as during the Mediterranean fall and winter.$

Concept of travel, holidays in the off-season. Ancient sights.

An Asian man is selling huge size of kumquat (lime) at morning market. Kumquat is a popular traditional choice for Chinese New Year as it is believed to draw in wealth and good luck.

Fresh oranges in plastic containers at the market.

Vibrant outdoor market showcasing fresh fruits and vegetables neatly arranged in crates and baskets. The bustling location invites shoppers with its variety of colors and fresh produce.

Stack of ripe oranges at a market in Naples Italy

Close-up of a large pile of fresh tangerines (mexericas) at a market stall. The image highlights the vibrant orange color and texture of the fruit, ideal for concepts of healthy eating, vitamins, and citrus.

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